Celtic v Dundee: Martin O'Neill names final Celtic team in last game as interim boss

Martin O’Neill has named his final starting line-up as interim manager of Celtic.

The 73-year-old is taking charge of the team for the last time before making way for Wilfried Nancy who is expected to be officially announced as the club’s new permanent manager in the coming days.

The Hoops host Dundee on Wednesday with a potential chance to go top of the league if they win and Hearts fail to beat Kilmarnock at Tynecastle.

O’Neill was handed the reins when Brendan Rodgers left Parkhead for the final time in October, and he has helped cut the gap at the top of the table, reach a cup final and kept their Europa League dream alive with a 3-1 win over Feyenoord in Rotterdam.

He was also confirmed as November’s Manager of the Month on Tuesday, but all his attention will now be ending on a high with another three points.

Meanwhile, Dundee arrive in Glasgow on the back of a 2-1 win over St Mirren that leaves them ninth in the table.

They also defeated Celtic at Dens Park in the last meeting between the sides this season, and left Ibrox with a draw in their last visit to the city when they took on Rangers.

So Steven Pressley’s men will be quietly confident of upsetting O’Neill’s farewell party.

Celtic start with Schmeichel in goals and a back four of Donovan, Trusty, Scales and Sarrachi.